Welcome back to the podcast, everyone. Today we’ve got a guy in the hot seat who truly embodies everything a Cowboy stands for. He went from dominating the college rodeo circuit to building a powerhouse legacy from the dirt up. He is the owner of Nothin' But Try Ranch, the mastermind behind the unyielding bucking bull named BRUNT Haymaker, and quite frankly, one of the hardest-working men in the western industry. Please welcome to the show, a true cowboy who never learned how to quit, Chad Drury!

Mads DiVitto joins Jeremy on the pod to discuss life, labor, and the lessons learned on the job. From daily site struggles to massive career wins, Mads gives us the raw truth about the trade industry today. It’s an unfiltered look at the hustle, the community, and what’s next for the trades. Tune in for a masterclass in persistence and professional grit.

Buckle up for Episode 103 of Bucket Talk, because we’re throwing the filter out the window. Jeremy sits down with the one and only Uncle Lazer to talk oilfield grit, the comedy circuit, and the lifestyle that made him a legend. From the rig to the stage, it’s 100% unfiltered and 100% Lazer.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, we’re heading offshore with fifth-generation lobster fisherman and viral sensation Jacob Knowles. Jacob takes us behind the scenes of the grueling Maine lobster industry, sharing what it really takes to manage a crew and protect the ocean’s resources in one of the world's toughest environments. We dive into the grit required to handle the 12-hour shifts on deck and how he’s used his platform to bridge the gap between traditional trades and the modern world.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy sits down with Charlie McAvoy Sr. inside TD Garden’s Heritage Hall to dive into the 100-year legacy of their family plumbing business in Long Island, NY. Charlie Sr. shares how the "earn it" mentality of the trades helped shape his son into one of the toughest defensemen in hockey. From early mornings in the plumbing truck to the world stage, that work ethic has come full circle as Charlie Jr. represents Team USA this month in Italy. It’s a raw look at how the grit of a tradesman built an Olympic superstar.

To celebrate our 100th episode, we’re going back to where it all began with the man who laid the foundation for both this show and the brand: BRUNT founder/CEO and original Bucket Talk host, Eric Girouard. In this milestone conversation, Eric joins Jeremy to talk about the origin of the brand, reflecting back on the early days getting the business off the ground, and digging into the history of the podcast and the first few guests who got the ball rolling. Five years in the making, this episode is a testament to hard-work and the unwavering belief that nobody knows more about what they need than the customer.

On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we’re talking to a true creative force and a legend in the making community: the one and only Jimmy DiResta. From his iconic YouTube channel to TV appearances and countless viral projects, Jimmy defines what it means to be a skilled maker, master craftsman, and lifelong learner. We dive into his process, his philosophy on problem-solving, and how a lifetime spent with tools in hand has shaped his career and art.

On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we sit down with Ryan Bjorn, Superintendent of the Gillette Stadium Field Crew. You know Gillette for its massive crowds and intense action, but Ryan is the expert responsible for maintaining the flawless grounds. We dive deep into the unique challenges of keeping one of the country's busiest stadiums immaculate through New England's notoriously unpredictable weather. Tune in to hear the science, skill, and grit it takes to prepare a professional field for millions of eyes.

On this episode of the Bucket Talk podcast, we're roping in a true living legend: Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone. While many know him from the octagon as a fearless UFC icon, we're diving into the mindset of a tradesman. We explore his passion for everything from welding to ranching and how a blue-collar work ethic has defined his entire career. From building his own BMF Ranch to a lifetime of stepping up to any challenge, this is a conversation about grit, skill, and the art of getting your hands dirty. Join us as we go beyond the fight and into the life of a modern-day cowboy.

In this episode of Bucket Talk, Jeremy is joined by a true local legend of the Chesapeake Bay. Luke McFadden, a first-generation commercial crabber, shares his story of becoming a full-time waterman, and overcoming the obstacles he faced along the way. Get ready for an inspiring conversation about hard work, getting dirty, perseverance, and the passion that built his brand from the ground up.